Mibajnenn [mɪbajnən] was colonised during the First Empire by different European peoples. The system it is in was isolated when the First Empire fell. The moon Ryning in the same system had begun to be terraformed by then. This project the population of Mibbajnenn could not abandon. So much of the planet’s resources were used up the civilisation there collapsed just a couple decades after it was finished. In just a few years the population of the planet shrank by 95 percent! Most died from hardship and infectious diseases.

The map above shows the Mibajnenn's original vegetation. Blue are seas, green are forests and open woodlands, yellow are plains and light brown desert. Dark brown are tundra and mountains which tops have permafrost. The planet entirely lacks polar ice caps.

The Federation of Althea took contact with Mibbajnenn in 4095 AD. Within ten years it had contact with all the planet’s civilisations. They were acknowledged the right to the land they controlled at the time. The rest of the planet’s land have since then been divided between five of the Federation’s member states.

The map above shows Mibbajnenn's political division in 4170 AD. As on the first map blue stand for seas. Brown spots are the 18 civilisations which arose after the collapse. Violet are Altarrian colonies, orange are Pejoric, yellow are Lamarkian and green Weldic.

All 65 indigenous languages of Mibbajnenn descend from German. Out of these there are only three which has not been heavily influenced by other ones. They are named Ittaggongic, Rondurish and Tobburish. The map above shows which indigenous peoples live where and which languages they speak.

1. Raass – Raassic is influenced by Russian, mostly in phonotactics. 2. Sitjyn – Sitjynish is influenced by Czech, mostly in vocabulary. 3. Laffel – Laffelic is mutually understandable with Saffinish. It is influenced by Slovene, mostly in vocabulary. 4. Saartjyg – Saartjygish is influenced by Surzhyk, mostly in vocabulary. 5. Affeg – Affegish is influenced by Slovak, mostly in grammar. 6. Aagrin – Aagrinish is influenced by Ukrainian, mostly in grammar. 7. Emmaar – Emmaaric is influenced by Polish, mostly in grammar. 8. Kingdom of Asrafi – Asrafic* is mutually understandable with Garisjese and Sjebisjese. It is influenced by Bulgarian, mostly in vocabulary. 9. Republic of Saffin – Saffinic* is mutually understandable with Laffelic. Both are influencd by Slovene, mostly in vocabulary. 10. Irfet – Irfetic is influenced by Croatian, mostly in vocabulary. 11. Republic of Attaffi – Attaffic* is mutually understandable with Gabnian. It is influentd by Serbian, mostly in phonotactics. 12. Gabn – Gabnian is mutually understandable with Attafic. Both are influenced by Serbian, mostly in phonotactics. 13. Kingdom of Garisj – Garisjic* is mutually understandable with Asrafic och Sjebisjese. These three are influenced by Bulgarian, mostly in vocabulary. 14. Kingdom of Sjebisj – Sjebisjese* is mutually understandable with Asrafic and Garisjese. All three are influenced by Bulgarian, mostly in vocabulary. 15. Republic of Inselfest – Inselfestic* is mutually understandable with Pettadic och Insellotic. It is influentd by Italian, primarily in grammar. 16. Ongar – Ongarish is influentd by Hungarian, mostly in grammar. 17. Kingdom of Pettad – Pettadic* is mutually understandable with Inselfestic och Insellotic. These three are influenced by Italian, primarily in grammar. 18. Republic of Insellot – Insellotic* is mutually understandable with Inselfestic and Pettadic. All three are influenced by Italian, primarily in grammar. 19. Confederacy of Fennetsula – Fennetsulan is influenced by French, mostly in grammar. 20. Baaln – Baalnian is influenced by Polish, primarily in phonotactics. 21. Tjes – Tjesian is influenced by Czech, mostly in grammar. 22. Laafagg – Laafaggic is influenced by Slovak, primarily in phonotactics. 23. Littaas – Littaasese is influenced by Lithuanian, mostly in grammar. 24. Gongon – Gongonish is influenced by Latvian, mostly in phonotactics. 25. Massaan – Massaanish is influenced by Estonian, primarily in vocabulary. 26. Pisis – Pisisic is influenced by West Frisian, mostly in phonotactics. 27. Aggiv – Aggivish is influenced by Dutch, primarily in vocabulary. 28. Vynn – Vynnian is influenced by Romansh, mostly in phonotactics. 29. Resgoff – Resgoffic is influenced by Danish, mostly in vocabulary. 30. Gys – Gysian is influenced by Romani, primarily in vocabulary. 31. Ranguff – Ranguffic is influenced by Danish, primarily in vocabulary. 32. Resis – Resish is influenced by North Frisian, mostly in grammar. This is the result of a failed attempt to revive the language after the fall of the First Empire. 33. Rondur – Rondurish* is mutually understandable with Ittaggongic and Tobburish. 34. Kingdome of Ittaggong – Ittagongic* is mutually understandable with Rondurish and Tobburish. 35. Gest – Gestian is influenced by Romani, mostly in vocabulary. 36. Tobbur – Tobburish* is mutually understandable with Ittaggongic and Rondurish. 37. Perr – perrian is influenced by East Frisian, mostly in vocabulary. This is the result of a failed attempt to revive the language during the First Empire. 38. Saaffaan – saaffaanish is influenced by West Frisian, primarily in phonotactics. 39. Sebb – Sebbian is influenced by Dutch, mostly in vocabulary. 40. Vinnar – Vinnarish is influenced by Romansh, primarily in phonotactics. 41. Loffaag – Loffaagish is influenced by Slovak, mostly in phonotactics. 42. Ungaar – Ungaarish is influenced by Hungarian, primarily in grammar. 43. Tjase – Tjasese is influenced by Czech, primarily in grammar. 44. Saahal – Saahalish is influenced by Polish, mostly in phonotactics. 45. Loffan – Loffanish is influenced by Slovene, mostly in grammar. 46. Letton – Lettonish is influenced by Latvian, primarily in grammar. 47. Goerr – Goerrish is influenced by Estonian, mostly in vocabulary. 48. Kingdom of Haalvensal – Haalvensalic* is mutually understandable with Ettaallenic and Efaammish. It is influentd by French, primarily in grammar. 49. Latt – Lattese is influenced by Lattvian, primarily in phonotactics. 50. Kingdom of Ettållen – Ettållenic* is mutually understandable with Hålvensalic och Efåmmish. These three are influenced by French, primarily in grammar. 51. Kingdom of Ensal – Ensalish* is mutually understandable with Vålgonnish. It is influenced by Italian, mostly in grammar. 52. Republic of Bannessol – Bannessolic* is mutually understandable with Evarrish. It is influenced by Italian, mostly in vocabulary. 53. Republic of Vaalgaann – Vaalgaannish* is mutually understandable with Ensalish. Both influenced by Italian, mostly in grammar. 54. Evarr – Evarrish is mutually understandable with Bannessolic. Both are influenced by Italian, mostly in grammar. 55. Efåmm – Efaammish* is mutually understandable with Haalvensalic and Ettaallenic. All three are influenced by French, primarily in grammar. 56. Mell – Mellian is influenced by Romansh, mostly in phonotactics. 57. Lottes – Lottesic is influenced by Lithuanian, mostly in phonotactics. 58. Mitj – Mitjian is influenced by Latvian, mostly in vocabulary. 59. Ramin – Raminish is influenced by Romani, mostly in grammar. 60. Kingdom of Telli – Tellian* is mutually understandable Tjalian. It is influenced by Italian, mostly in phonotactics. 61. Råmnen – Råmnenish is influenced by Romanian, mostly in vocabulary. 62. Ibbet – Ibbetish is influenced by Croatian, mostly in vocabulary. 63. Republic of Tjal – Tjalian* is mutually understandable with Tellian. Both influenced by Italian, mostly in phonotactics. 64. Kingdom of Tjaag – Tjaagian* is mutually understandable with Aettyffic. It is influenced by French, mostly in vocabulary. 65. Kingdom of Aettyff – Aettyffic* is mutually understandable with Tjaagian. Both influenced by French, mostly in vocabulary.

The grey spots were uninhabited when the Federation of Althea found the planet. Consequentially, no indigenous languages are found there. Languages marked with an asterisk (*) have defined themselves by the speakers creating a standard orthography. The rest are actually groups of mutually understandable dialects. Languages 15 – 30 have changed less than the planet's other languages. For this reason they are not mutually understandable with the ones sharing the same influences.